University of Nevada Las Vegas - Epilogue Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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Lynn Morris 5 m gig Elaine Watkins Charlotte Boich Sherry Cox Sharon Hughes Chris Dukes

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W. : 1 A; k; A 1H John Cocks Connie Cote Dave Cook Tom Cook Sandy Cooper Richard Damron Ielta Sigma Phi Brothers know that working together provides the basis for the brotherhood upon which the fraternity was built. Every weekend the Delta 5 find time to get together and have a party. From Founders Day to the gully parties, and the Carnation Ball to the mountains, anywhere and anytime they w how to have fun. This year like before, the brothers have become active in community and campus organizations. For Homecoming they purchased tick- for the children in St. Jude's orphanage and treated them to the game. Delta Sig's cannot be held to a typical fraternity image though. In a time of fraternity lution, Delta Sig has kept in step with the trends. Below the superficial conformity ever present in fraternities. the brotherhood consists of real individuals. ta Sig's character is further shown in the willingness of each brother to work for each other and especially for the house. H

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, i K Marcela Dobiado Kathy Pearce Sherry Totman Sheryl Stansberry -. h e Debbie Bossi Debbie Hoffard The sisters of Delta Zeta enjoy their sisterhood while at the same time participate in many other activities - cheerleaders, little sisters, student government. drill team. The DZis are seen in all campus groups. Not all their time is taken up in these activities though. Time is found for painting, drama and dancing. All of these talents and activities combine to form the perfect picture of a D2. The greatest time is in sharing the joys of sisterhood. They are a blend of friendship, spirit and severe al personaiities. They are proud of their sisterhood and proud of their sorority. Shawn McNamara Margie Skurski l3